Microsoft ha lanzado un remiendo 1 para BDD 2007. Este remiendo fija un manojo de insectos. (No soy seguro si fijó el insecto de la partición de XP que menciono en mis guías anteriores, descubriré en los días próximos como lo pruebo hacia fuera.)

Actualización 07/09/2007: Después de probarle todavía necesite utilizar el workaround encontrado adentro Construcción de una imagen de Windows XP en la parte 1 de BDD 2007

Usted puede conseguir el remiendo aquí:

http://support.microsoft.com/?id=937191

El acoplamiento también proporciona la información adicional en qué ha estado fijada.

He hecho que los muchos de gente me pregunten acerca de capturar una imagen de encargo que usaba manualmente ImageX. Primero antes de que entre los detalles en cómo a haga esto déjeme apenas precisar algunas cosas primero.

1) Usted puede utilizar el proceso que fuimos a través previamente a recobrar un costumbre iterativo. Significarle puede acumular lentamente su imagen mientras que usted tiene gusto de usar las tareas de encargo en el nodo de las estructuras de realizar a cliente instala de arreglos para requisitos particulares.

2) Si usted elige modificar manualmente una imagen para requisitos particulares cerciórese de que usted funcione el sysprep, o utilice una utilidad como newsid para generalizar la instalación antes de ensamblarla a un dominio o a una red. Nota: Microsoft PSS no apoya con nuevo Sid tan realmente que usted debe utilizar Sysprep para generalizar su imagen.

Nota: La generalización de una imagen significa que quitando datos sobre Windows instale que las marcas él único. Esto significa generalmente quitar al SID, y el nombre de la computadora. El elemento más importante aquí es el SID que usted realmente no desea a las máquinas con el mismo SID que vive en su red

La primera cosa que necesitamos hacer antes de capturar nuestra imagen es consigue una versión genérica de WinPE en servicio en nuestro

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BDD allows you to automate the installation of base applications as part of the image building or deployment process.

This is really useful if your company can’t afford an application management suite like SMS or Alteris. This functionality is also helpful if you want to automate the way a base application is installed in your image (for instance Microsoft Office).

To add an application into your build/deployment process click the Distribution Share->Applications branch. In the actions pane click “New” This will start the new Applications Wizard.

We will setup Adobe Acrobat Reader 8. This application is pretty common on most corporate installs. For this install we will choose the first installation option “Application with source files”. This will allow us to specify an application that is installed from an installer package. If we wanted to install an application that is launched form a shortcut. (network installed apps) we can use the second option seen in the following image.

Next select a folder where the necessary installation source files are stored. Make sure you have all the necessary installation files needed to install the application. in the root of the folder you choose. Some applications will have a more complex

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This post will go over adding an XP WIM image to your BDD 2007 server and installing XP from a WIM based build.

First make sure that your Windows XP was properly installed.

BDD will bring your through the basic install launched from the GUI.

Next you will see the text based installation:

Finally the GUI setup portion will commence.

BDD Light touch wizard will execute the tasks specified in the build Tasks tab.

Sysprep will run on the workstation once all the tasks are completed. This may take a while. Also I have noticed a small bug where you sometimes have to manually set the current window context to the System Management Server dialog box. If you notice it’s taking a long really long time (30 minutes +) Just click in the Window.

The computer will then reboot into WinPE and capture the image to the capture share on the BDD server.

If you open the Distribution folder on your BDD server and browse to Captures you can see the newly created WIM Image.

Many people are interested in the utilities and features offered in Windows Vista deployment tools. They are also very interested in the new BDD framework. What many people don’t realize is that you can use many of the Vista deployment tools to manage and configure Windows XP images.

The following guide will get you on your way to automated greatness of BDD.

The first thing you need to do is copy the OS files into the BDD infrastructure.

To do this open the BDD workbench MMC.

Next click on “Operating Systems” and click “New” in the Actions Pane.

In the wizard choose “Full set of source Files” and Click next.

Insert the Windows XP SP2 CD or mount an ISO image on your BDD server. Browse to the appropriate drive and select it. Click Next

Type in the name you wish to use for the directory and click copy.

The operation to copy all the files will take a few minutes you’ll see a progress bar similar to the following:

This is actually just copying the source files into a directory in your distribution share. You can see the folder if you open

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